Liner shipping in for rough weather in year ahead THE container trade faces an even worse year in 2002, according to Europe's busiest port, Rotterdam, which suffered a 2.4 per cent drop in throughput from 6.3 million TEUs in 2000 to 6.1 million TEUs in 2001.
PSA faces delay in Belgian port venture
Our's better, Carnival says of Princess bid
Air and Land Transport
Air China retrenches 230 staff in first-ever job cuts FLAG carrier Air China has laid off about 230 employees, or around 2 per cent of its workforce, as part of its revamping efforts in the wake of a global downturn in the airline sector, the Xinhua news agency said.
US to impose aviation security fee from Feb 1
Air France plane makes emergency landing
Australia confirms fee cut for regional airlines
Boeing gets US nod to send data from flying aircraft
Report spurs massive spending on UK rail tracks
Features
2001 an awful year, but there's hope for 2002 SOMETIMES at a year's end it is difficult to identify any one event that stands out more than the rest.
Liner shipping in for rough weather in year ahead THE container trade faces an even worse year in 2002, according to Europe's busiest port, Rotterdam, which suffered a 2.4 per cent drop in throughput from 6.3 million TEUs in 2000 to 6.1 million TEUs in 2001.
PSA faces delay in Belgian port venture
Our's better, Carnival says of Princess bid
Air and Land Transport
Air China retrenches 230 staff in first-ever job cuts FLAG carrier Air China has laid off about 230 employees, or around 2 per cent of its workforce, as part of its revamping efforts in the wake of a global downturn in the airline sector, the Xinhua news agency said.
US to impose aviation security fee from Feb 1
Air France plane makes emergency landing
Australia confirms fee cut for regional airlines
Boeing gets US nod to send data from flying aircraft
Report spurs massive spending on UK rail tracks
Features
2001 an awful year, but there's hope for 2002 SOMETIMES at a year's end it is difficult to identify any one event that stands out more than the rest.
Liner shipping in for rough weather in year ahead THE container trade faces an even worse year in 2002, according to Europe's busiest port, Rotterdam, which suffered a 2.4 per cent drop in throughput from 6.3 million TEUs in 2000 to 6.1 million TEUs in 2001.
PSA faces delay in Belgian port venture
Our's better, Carnival says of Princess bid
Air and Land Transport
Air China retrenches 230 staff in first-ever job cuts FLAG carrier Air China has laid off about 230 employees, or around 2 per cent of its workforce, as part of its revamping efforts in the wake of a global downturn in the airline sector, the Xinhua news agency said.
US to impose aviation security fee from Feb 1
Air France plane makes emergency landing
Australia confirms fee cut for regional airlines
Boeing gets US nod to send data from flying aircraft
Report spurs massive spending on UK rail tracks
Features
2001 an awful year, but there's hope for 2002 SOMETIMES at a year's end it is difficult to identify any one event that stands out more than the rest.
Shipping 'dollar industry' braced for first taste of euro SHIPPING interests in 12 European countries will today experience their first business day under a new currency.
HMM starts selling spree Hyundai Merchant Marine ended 2001 with a flurry of deals involving the sale of its headquarters building, the disposal of its shareholding links with the Hyundai Heavy shipyard. The debt-laden company is also under intense pressure to sell its car carrier division.
Decision day looms for China's LNG debut Key decisions on the shipping and shipbuilding arrangements for China's first liquefied natural gas project will be taken in the next two months.
Orient Overseas (International) Limited (OOIL), the subsidiary of the Chinese shipping group COSCO Shipping Holdings that operates containerized maritime transport services with ...
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